will these fit a Green Works electric snow thrower? There is only a scaper on the bottom and it digs into the snow.
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I do not know; I am not familiar with a Green Works snow thrower. These skids/shoes have multiple holes and slots and come with multiple bolts, so they are quite versatile. They bolt on thru holes in the side. If you can't get an answer, I suggest, if possible, that you look at a Craftsman snow blower and compare the bolt holes in the sides with your Green Work. If they are similar, these skids should work. Another alternative, if you have the ability, you could purchase the skids and drill holes in the side of your Green Works to make these work. As long as you can mount them, they will help prevent digging into the snow.
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The augers on my snow thrower are solid disks like the top photo. The other photo is wrong.-mike
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Hi Kev, the fitments for the snowchains are based on tire size and the manufacturers recommendations which you can find in your manual. We would advise that you consult our buyers guide with your tire size to see if we offer any possible fits. Thanks!
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Sorry, but I do not know the answer. If it were to be for your model of snowblower, I would think the specifications listed would clearly show your model number, or I would be reluctant to order it.
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Yes it should, Most snowblowers in this price range are built by the same manufacture so a lot of the parts are interchangable....
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I know this is a pretty universal gear. I can't tell you if it fits your model.My snowblower is a Craftsman/Murray.
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I had the same problem. I'm using it with a brand new Snow Thrower. I've also had it for less than two months. I guess we need to get in touch with the manufacturer. Mike
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I looked up the detail breakdown on the craftsman website for my snow blower, they also have manual downloads. here is the link for your model look on their for the belt part number and cross reference.http://www.searspartsdirect.com/Craftsman-Snow-removal-equipment-Parts/Model-536886261/0247/1507200.html
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I don't remember exactly but I think 1/4 inch. They fit most typical snow blowers from 20 to 28 inch wide. The pins should not go in very tight, nor very loose. If they are wrong, a very temp fix is a heavy nail bent over or a bolt until the right ones show up. As always, be careful about what is in the snow where you work for safety even if you have the right shear pin.
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Yes , I purchased them for my Noma snow blower with the same size tires. They are adjustable so there us so little wiggle room.
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I only know my snow blower is about 15 years old and it has a 10hp motor. I had to drop a bottom plate and take off the cover for the belts.I would replace all the belts and the auger cable. Make sure you check all parts positions before disassembling. The auger cable is a little on the large size but I believe that is so it can fit many units. Disconnect that cable 1st and then connect the replacement as you go along. Hope this helps.
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I would say they probably would fit. The heaters come as sheets with adhesive backing. they are about 10X13", they could be trimmed about 1/2" if needed. The ends of the wiring harness would be different so you would have to splice these in which shouldn't be a problem. Hope this helps.
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I am not sure if they would work in snow. My grandson took them home with him so I never saw them in action! He was very happy when he opened the box, though
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I bought mister twisters 7 inch bladeset (silver). they work on the green and yellow body
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They would if the north and south poles are on the 1/4" side. The ones I got are north and south on the 1" ends. Ask seller to verify before purchase.
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I didn't measure them but they fit my craftman snow thrower they are exactly the same as the sears brand
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1 and 5/8 inches long from bottom of head. They fit most average size snowblowers. If yours is exceptionally large or small they might not fit.